Wednesdays in May and June at 6:30pm
Spring is here and the lighter evenings provide the perfect excuse to explore the 2000 years of history at Leadenhall, its surroundings and their gastronomic legacy.
As well as the stories of beer, bread and beans these tours include tales of plucky geese, food most fowl, fishing insights, fast food and other market staples.
The crucial question 'who ate all the pies?' may also be answered in and around this ancient market site, so please join us on this special tour
This is a limited-edition tour with few dates and limited tickets which must be booked in advance. Thanks to financial support from Leadenhall Market, tickets are heavily subsidised.
We try to make our walks as inclusive and accessible as possible but please note there are cobbles and a few kerbs.
If you have a support dog who assists you they are welcome to come, but unfortunately we cannot accommodate any non-support animals.
Our daily walks run from the City Information Centre, just south of St Paul's. You need to book via Eventbrite to secure you place. Note: the cut-off time for booking our daily walks is 21:00hrs the night before. If we don't have any bookings then the walk will not take place.
Our weekly walks have individual booking pages and earlier cut-off times, please see the individual listing.
Secrets and Symbols, News from Fleet Street, and From Shakespeare to Oscar Wilde
This unique site is now open for this season of tours. Find out more.
This is a limited-edition, evening tour exploring the history of food and drink in and around the market in May and June. Find out more
If you'd like to organise your own walk, lecture or a virtual tour, then please use our Find a Guide section. If you're a member of an Arts Society or a U3A or other group we'd love to take you on a tour of the City. And if you're a company based in the City who'd like to organise a social event for your work colleagues, why not book a walk with us?
90mins
£7.00
